New Presidential team looking to ease self driving regs

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Require FSD be installed and used on AF1–and all pilots get other assignments on other planes. Problem solved.

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There are lots of questions… first and foremost, states decide these laws. Are we now thinking about a federal takeover of road rules? UBER went down on this news… welcome to the world of headline risks…

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I’m not so sure about that. Seems DOT and NHTSA has a lot to say, as does the forth branch of government: the insurance industry.

Steve

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They are still counting and it looks like that is not even 50% now.

** As final votes are tallied from the November 5 election, Trump’s share of the popular vote has fallen below 50 percent and his mandate does not appear as sweeping as was first thought.**

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That should be entertaining to the flies on the wall.

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Yes, I saw that on the wire. Of course, the winner in 92 had 43% of the vote, and the winner in 96 had 49.2%. Both years were three way splits. My point is, he won. People need to stop sniveling, and figure out how they will survive.

Steve

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Maybe money can’t buy elections. That would be great news!

The Captain

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My point is the truth is the truth, and the truth matters no matter how much sniveling you would like to do. When you have a majority that gives you a mandate, when you do not have a majority. It becomes less clear. As far as surviving? That seems a little dramatic.

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Money makes you competitive but it can’t get you over the finish line.

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Just wait until the promised 2 years of pain hits and then come back to that comment.

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Just remember how far the Mexicans were able to get building the wall.

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The current popular vote totals are:

NBC:
R 77.0 million
D 74.6 million

Cook Report:
R 77.1 million
D 74.7 million

Reuters:
R 77.0 million
D 74.6 million

https://www.cookpolitical.com/vote-tracker/2024/electoral-college

DB2

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Not even that. Remember Howard Schultz? Mike Bloomberg? Steve Forbes?

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A win is a win. We need to figure out how to survive. Buckle up.

Steve

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So not that impressive. It looks like less people voted this time than 2020

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True. This year the R vote was up 3 million and the D vote was down almost 7 million.

DB2